Mar 16 U.S., U.K., Spain Say Monday Is "Moment of Truth" in Iraq Debate The leaders of the U.S., Britain, Spain and Portugal on Sunday announced they would mount one final push to seek international consensus in the United Nations, but said the window for a diplomatic solution to the Iraq conflict would close… Continue reading
Mar 14 Watch Smallpox Vaccinations Spencer Michels reports on the obstacles facing the federal government's smallpox vaccination plan. Continue watching
Mar 13 U.S. Says U.N. Vote May Be Delayed, Declined Bush administration officials signaled Thursday that the U.S. may allow more time for debate over a United Nations Security Council resolution authorizing military force in Iraq -- or may drop plans to bring the resolution to a vote at all. Continue reading
Mar 13 Watch U.S. Delays a Vote in the U.N. Security Council The U.S. delays a vote in the U.N. Security Council in an effort to win more support for a final resolution on Iraq. Continue watching
Mar 13 Watch Background: U.S. Delays a Vote in the U.N. Security Council The White House said that a U.N. vote on Iraq could be delayed until next week. Margaret Warner reports. Continue watching
Mar 12 Watch Turkey: The War Next Door On March 1, Turkey's parliament did not approve a U.S. request to allow American troops in to set up for a possible invasion of Iraq. Elizabeth Farnsworth reports from Turkey on the political changes and continuing debate the country has… Continue watching
Mar 12 Watch New Offer by Britain Britain proposed six new conditions for Iraq to meet in order to avoid a military strike. Gwen Ifill discusses this new effort to gain the U.N. Security Council's support with an associate editor of The Financial Times and a lecturer… Continue watching
Mar 12 Watch Background: New Offer by Britain Britain proposed six new conditions for Iraq to meet in order to avoid a military strike. Gwen Ifill reports. Continue watching
Mar 11 Watch Iraqis Bracing for War Simon Marks reports from Baghdad on how ordinary Iraqis are preparing for the possibility of a U.S.-led war against their country. Continue watching
Mar 11 Watch Chasing Votes: U.N. Security Council Top diplomats from Britain and France lobbied Cameroon, Angola and Guinea yesterday and today, trying to sway the undecided U.N. Security Council members. Margaret Warner discusses these efforts with reporters David Sanger and Felicity Barringer of The New York Times. Continue watching